We’ve begun planning the programme for next year’s FeverBee SPRINT Europe (formerly the Virtual Community Summit). We would like your help to find the
We’ve begun planning the programme for next year’s FeverBee SPRINT Europe (formerly the Virtual Community Summit). We would like your help to find the
There is a lot of advice about building communities online. Much of it won’t apply to you because you use a different definition of community
Trolls need two things: 1) Anonymity. It’s hard to be a troll if your real-world friends might find out what you’re doing. To prevent trolling
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If you introduce two people, it’s hard to comprehend the value you’ve created. It might be nothing. It might be a lifelong friendship, future work
Last week we had a terrific time hosting FeverBee SPRINT. The speakers were terrific and we’re keen for those that weren’t at the event to